AMX MX Series Manual de usuario

MX Series

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Table of Contents

MX Series of Wireless

Slide Projector Controllers ......................3

Using the MX Series ....................................4

Functional Overview ....................................5

Single-projector control models ......................5

Dual-projector control model ..........................5

MX2(L), MX4(L) ................................................6

MX2/MX2L hand controls ..................................6

MX4/MX4L hand controls ..................................6

Installation (MX2, MX4 receivers) ....................7

MX3(L), MX4A(L) ............................................8

MX3/MX3L hand controls ..................................8

MX4A/MX4AL hand controls ............................8

Installation (MX3, MX4A receivers) ..................9

Laser Pointer (Optional) ..........................10

MX12 ..................................................................11

MX12 hand controls ........................................11

Installation (MX12 receiver) ............................12

Communications Settings ....................14

The communications DIP switch ....................14

Setting the communication DIP switches ......14

Battery Replacement ................................17

Troubleshooting ............................................18

Common Questions ..................................19

The MX series of slide projector controllers offers

total slide projector control combined with freedom

of movement for convenient, professional audiovisual

presentations. From simple forward and reverse of

one projector to multi-function control of two pro-

jectors, the MX series includes nine models that are

compatible with most standard projectors and a wide

variety of applications. All systems feature a hand-

held transmitter that modulates radio frequency

(RF) signals that are omni-directional. The control

range is 75 feet and is effective through walls, glass,

or screens.

Each MX transmitter is housed in a durable, hand-

held case with easy-to-use, ergonomically placed

pushbuttons. The MX transmitters (except the MX12)

are available with an optional laser pointer for use

in presentations. MXreceivers are enclosed in a

compact, unobtrusive case. Installation is simple.

Control cables simply plug into the remote control

jack on the projector. User-definable codes allow

multiple systems to be used in the same area.

Contact your local AMX dealer for a complete

brochure on the AMX line of remote control sys-

tems for audiovisual and environmental equipment.

MX Series of Wireless Slide Projector Controllers

To operate the MX series transmitters:

1. To ensure maximum operating range, place the MX

receiver on a non-metallic surface, away from the

projector.

2. For the MX unit to operate, the controlled projector

must have its power switch in an ON position. Select

LOW or HIGH lamp (see switch D on the installation

diagram of your MX receiver).

3. With the MX transmitter, move away from the projec-

tor and press a pushbutton on the transmitter to test

the MX receiver.

Using the MX Series

Functional Overview

Single-projector control models

Figure 1 lists the functionality of the MX single-projector controllers.

Dual-projector control model

Figure 2 lists the functionality of the MX12 dual-projector controller.

Figure 1

Functionality of

MX single-projector

controllers

MODEL FORWARD REVERSE FOCUS AC POWER

ON/OFF

MX2(L) ••

MX3(L) •• •

MX4(L) •••

MX4A(L) ••••

Figure 2

Functionality of

MX12 dual-projector

controller

MODEL FWD REV FWD REV FOCUS AC POWER

ON/OFF

MX12 ••••• •

Simultaneous Independent Projector Action

MX2(L), MX4(L) Transmitters

MX2/MX2L hand controls

• FWD — Press to advance the projector.

• REV — Press to reverse the projector.

• TRIGGER (MX2) — Push the trigger on the bottom of the MX2

transmitter to advance the projector.

• TRIGGER (MX2L) — Push the trigger on the bottom of the MX2L

transmitter to activate the laser pointer.

MX4/MX4L hand controls

• FWD — Press to advance the projector.

• REV — Press to reverse the projector.

• FOCUS (left) — Press to move the lens out to focus the image.

• FOCUS (right) — Press to move the lens in to focus the image.

• TRIGGER (MX4) — Push the trigger on the bottom of the MX4

transmitter to advance the projector.

• TRIGGER (MX4L) — Push the trigger on the bottom of the MX4L

transmitter to activate the laser pointer.

Figure 3

MX2/MX2L

transmitter

Figure 4

MX4/MX4L

transmitter

MX2(L), MX4(L) Receivers

Installation (MX2, MX4 receivers)

Figure 5 shows an illustration of the installation of MX2

and MX4 receivers. To install MX2 and MX4 receivers:

1. Plug the 5-pin receiver cord (A) into the remote

receptacle on the projector (B).

2. When a Kodak®slide projector is used, the MX receiver

will draw power from the projector. In other cases —

such as another brand of projector or when dissolve

control is used — a power supply must be connected

(13.5 VAC, 520 MA).

3. If it is determined the power supply is needed, you will

need to obtain an MX-PS 13.5 VAC power supply. Plug

the power cord into any standard wall outlet (120 V)

and connect the power mini-plug to the receiver

power receptacle (C).

4. Extend the black antenna wire vertically.

5. Set the lamp switch on the projector (D) to either the

HIGH or LOW position.

Figure 5

Installation of MX2

and MX4 receivers

MX3(L), MX4A(L) Transmitters

MX3/MX3L hand controls

• FWD — Press to advance the projector.

• REV — Press to reverse the projector.

• POWER — Press both POWER pushbuttons simultaneously to toggle

AC power On/Off.

• TRIGGER (MX3) — Push the trigger on the bottom of the MX3 trans-

mitter to advance the projector.

• TRIGGER (MX3L) — Push the trigger on the bottom of the MX3L

transmitter to activate the laser pointer.

MX4A/MX4AL hand controls

• FWD — Press to advance the projector.

• REV — Press to reverse the projector.

• FOCUS (left) — Press to move the lens out to focus the image.

• FOCUS (right) — Press to move the lens in to focus the image.

• POWER — Press both POWER pushbuttons simultaneously to toggle

AC power On/Off.

• TRIGGER (MX4A) — Push the trigger on the bottom of the MX4A

transmitter to advance the projector.

• TRIGGER (MX4AL) — Push the trigger on the bottom of the MX4AL

transmitter to activate the laser pointer.

Figure 6

MX3/MX3L

transmitter

Figure 7

MX4A/MX4AL

transmitter

MX3(L), MX4A(L) Receivers

Installation (MX3, MX4A receivers)

Figure 8 shows an illustration of the installation of

MX3 and MX4A receivers. To install MX3 and MX4A

receivers:

1. Plug the 5-pin receiver cord (A) into the remote

receptacle on the projector (B).

2. Plug the projector AC power cord (E) into the AC

outlet on the rear of the MX receiver unit.

3. Plug the MX receiver power cord (C) into a standard

wall outlet.

4. Extend the black antenna wire vertically.

5. Set the lamp switch on the projector (D) to either the

HIGH or LOW position.

Figure 8

Installation of MX3

and MX4A receivers

Laser Pointer (Optional)

MX transmitters (except the MX12) are available with

an optional laser pointer to use in presentations. MX

transmitters equipped with the laser pointer are the

MX2L, MX3L, MX4L, and MX4AL.

The laser source is located at the front of the trans-

mitter, as shown in Figure 9. The laser is activated by

pushing the trigger on the bottom of the casing.

Please read the laser device warning decal shown in

Figure 10, on the bottom of MX transmitters equipped

with the laser pointer.

Figure 10

Laser device warning

Figure 9

MX transmitter with optional

laser pointer

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